Print scripts using a parsable format
See original GitHub issueHello maintainers! We are adding the velociraptor spec to Fig and we are encountering troubles parsing the output of vr
. I think it should be possible to add a --json
flag allowing users to get a json output. WDYT? I can work on this feat if required.
Thanks!
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That’s a pretty good idea. Meanwhile I’ll work on a possible PR to add JSON output to Velociraptor. How about that?
At this point I think it’s worth trying to implement it directly into Cliffy. @ryanccn do you want to open an issue in their repo?